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Spend a day discovering the historic landmarks and natural sights of East Madeira. Avoid crowded bus tours and enjoy an intimate way to explore the island on this small-group tour. Go from mountain peaks like Pico do Arieiro to island attractions like a rum factory, visiting villages and viewpoints along the way, with convenient hotel pickup included.

This tour offers a truly unique way to experience Madeira, combining stunning coastal vistas, rugged mountains, and hidden natural gems in a single day. You’ll start in Ribeira Brava, admiring its charming streets, then head to Ponta do Sol pier for breathtaking ocean views. The adventure continues with thrilling off-roading across Paul da Serra’s dramatic plateau, followed by a serene walk through the mystical Fanal Forest. You’ll explore Praia da Ribeira da Janela’s striking cliffs, discover Porto Moniz’s volcanic pools, and have the chance to swim in Seixal’s natural pools. The journey continues to the iconic Véu da Noiva viewpoint before ending at Cabo Girão, one of Europe’s highest cliffs with panoramic views. This tour is perfect for travelers seeking adventure, nature, and unforgettable photo opportunities, offering a combination of scenic, cultural, and adrenaline-filled experiences that no other tour matches.

We conquer the famous Stairway To Heaven first and afterwards we head to one of the most beautiful hikes on the island: Vereda do Larano. A lush green environment awaits us and the sea always behind us. On we go, always along the cliffs and with spectacular views. A little hunger? We got you. We have prepared a small picnic with local snacks and will find the perfect spot to enjoy it.

Embark on a journey to the enchanting northwest of Madeira with our Porto Moniz Discovery tour. This full-day adventure takes you through the island’s most breathtaking landscapes and historic sites. From the picturesque fishing village of Câmara de Lobos to the majestic sea cliffs of Cabo Girão and the natural volcanic pools of Porto Moniz, this tour offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Discover the lush plateaus of Paúl da Serra, the dramatic waterfalls of Seixal, and the quaint charm of São Vicente. This diverse tour encapsulates the stunning variety and allure of Madeira, making it perfect for those who wish to experience the island’s most iconic vistas and hidden gems.

Discover a side of Madeira that most tourists miss with this unique farm tour. Join your guide and small group for a drive into the hills to visit a banana plantation, produce farm, and dairy ranch. Learn about the history and production of each, then relax over a traditional lunch in a rural village. End with a stop at a rum distillery to sample local rum cake before the scenic return drive.

Repel down rock faces on this 2-hour professionally-guided canyoning trip in Ribeira das Cales. This tour’s adrenaline packed day starts atop the 1,500-meter-high “Chão da Lagoa” in Funchal Ecological Park. Even if you’re a beginner you will enjoy the challenging natural obstacles which include two rappels, some swimming and exciting jumps (equipment included).

Experience Madeira's centuries-old wine culture on this full-day tour that combines wine, food, and natural landscapes. Visit a local vineyard and cellar and work your way through six varieties of wine without worrying about taking the wheel afterwards. Take a cable car to Faja dos Padres—an isolated beach accessible only by sea or cable car. Recharge with a local lunch of regional ingredients and finish in a modern wine lodge with tastings of five fortified Madeira wines.

Madeira is famous for its “levadas,” a system of channels that transports water throughout the island. Join a small group for an easy walk along the North Quinta Grande levada that winds through small villages and lush vegetation. Take in the views of wildflower-covered landscapes and the Atlantic Ocean while you walk.

Explore the gorgeous Madeira vineyards on this half-day small-group hike around the Rota do Vinho. This is an easy walk, so all levels of hikers are welcome. Your guide shows you the best walk in Estreito de Camara do Lobos. Walk through the vineyards and hear about the production of world-famous madeira wine, too.

Levada dos Maroços takes the walkers on a fabulous journey of discovery of the cultures and traditions of Madeira Island. The scenic beauty of this route is mainly composed of carefully crafted agricultural lands and plantations, complemented by the views over the city of Machico.

Madeira is full of walks of varying difficulties that follow old aqueducts. Embark on a relatively easy hike when you book this small-group tour from Maroços to Mimosa Valley. This 3-mile (5-kilometer) hike takes you past small villages, where you may see locals tending to their land, and to a lookout where you can enjoy beautiful views of Machico.

Spend a day exploring the dramatic sea cliffs, islands and traditional villages of Madeira’s east coast on this full-day small-group tour, with a maximum of 8 people. Enjoy magnificent views of Ribeiro Frio, Pico do Arieiro and Laurissilva forest; discover the crafts-making heritage of Camacha village; and snap photos of the thatched triangular houses in Santana village. After a scenic walk along the levadas (canal ways) and a visit to a trout farm, tuck into a delicious 3-course lunch (included) on the island of Grutas do Faial.

Madeira may be known for its cliffs and hillsides, but that doesn't mean you need to be in top physical shape to enjoy a hike in the wilderness. On this easy walk near Porto da Cruz, follow a beginner-friendly trail packed with local flora, and enjoy the lovely landscape that surrounds. Best of all, you can enjoy views of the stark Penha de Águia rock face as you walk.

South west Tour - best way to visit Ponta do Pargo light house and the Madeira Fishing Villages.Madeira Tour Starts at Camara de Lobos and goes alone the SouthWest coast of Madeira island.Tour will take you to Visit the magnificent villages of Jardim do Mar and Paul do Mar.

Discover the best of eastern Madeira, all in one day—and discover a wide range of natural, historical, and cultural attractions—on this private tour. Following morning pickup from your Funchal area accommodation, travel in a comfortable vehicle to the Pico do Arieiro (the island’s third-highest mountain), UNESCO-listed Laurisilva forests, and the island’s traditional A-frame houses. You can also choose to visit historical villages, scenic viewpoints, and more.

With dense forests, sweeping beaches, and spectacular natural scenery, Madeira is widely considered the jewel in Portugal’s crown—but the rugged terrain can make exploring a challenge. On this flexible private tour, step off the tourist trail and explore Madeira’s wilderness at your own pace. With your guide at the wheel of your powerful 4x4 vehicle, reach corners of Madeira many visitors miss.

Once known as the Pearl of the Atlantic, there will always be reasons to maintain its designation. Amid belvederes, gardens and various high altitude peaks, Madeira is the ideal destination for a family holiday or a short trip for two.

Take a walk through the lush valleys of Madeira when you embark on this half-day excursion that begins with pickup from your Funchal-area hotel. Join a small group and begin your hike in Encumeada, winding through picturesque locations in the Serra d’Agua Valley that offer views of the south coast. You can also pack a picnic and make a brief stop to enjoy your snacks.

Embarking on a personalized adventure where you have the freedom to explore the destinations of your choice. With our 4x4 Jeeps with a panoramic open-top roof, you can indulge in the beauty of the surroundings while experiencing an exhilarating sense of openness. This unique feature allows you to truly immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes, whether it's the rugged terrain, stunning mountains, or picturesque coastlines. This plan allows you to curate your itinerary, visiting only the places that truly capture your interest. Whether it's the stunning vistas of a mountain peak, the charm of a hidden beach, or the cultural richness of a bustling city, you have the freedom to prioritize your own preferences. The open-top roof ensures an uninterrupted view, letting you feel connected to the surrounding environment. Prepare for an unforgettable experience where you're in control of every moment, capturing memories that align perfectly with your travel desires.

This East Island Tour combines stunning landscapes, local culture, and authentic Madeira traditions. Along the way, you’ll visit iconic places such as Ribeiro Frio, Santana, and Ponta de São Lourenço, accompanied by an experienced local guide who will share insights about the island’s history and nature. During the tour, there will be small tastings of local products, including a sample of rum, coffee liqueur, and traditional Madeira biscuits (broas). Each stop is carefully selected to offer beautiful views, relaxed moments, and an authentic experience of Madeira’s east coast, all in a comfortable and enjoyable way.

The Sao Vicente Caves from Funchal are more than 30 minutes away. Avoid the hassle of renting a car and driving yourself with this northeast Portugal tour. Along with a guaranteed visit to the Sao Vicente Caves, you’ll stop by Ponta Delgada, Santana, and Ponta de São Lourenço. Funchal hotel pickup and drop-off are included for an extra convenience.

On this snorkeling adventure in Marine reserve of Ponta de São Lourenço, you’ll save time researching the best places to find marine life, as you’ll be taken by boat to the most beautiful spot. You won’t have to worry about safety, as you’ll have an experienced guide to give you a safety briefing, and snorkeling advice. Pack light as snorkeling equipment is included, and see the incredible views of the cliffs of Ponta de São Lourenço Protected Area.

The first stop is at the Pico dos Barcelos viewpoint. Here you can see the landscape over Funchal Bay and the mountains. Then we go up to Eira do Serrado (1053 meters high) where there is a panorama over the parish of Curral das Freiras. Access to the viewpoint is via a footpath. After visiting this point, we left for Monte known for its gardens and the Church of Nossa Senhora do Monte.

Don’t worry about getting lost in the vast outdoor landscape of Mimosa Valley. Save yourself the hassle of following a map and go on this guided tour instead. The route showcases the Levada dos Maroços—also known as the Mimosa Valley—with plenty of scenic views along the way, and a glimpse into local agricultural life too.